Facing a stiff breeze, Kate Upton had a few Marilyn Monroe dress-lifting moments while hanging with baseball player boyfriend Justin Verlander at Miami's South Beach.
The fetching Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover model was spotted by photographers standing outside barefooted in a miniskirt on Saturday when a sudden wind lifted up her skirt and revealed a nude thong and not much else,
according to Us Weekly.
Upton quickly pulled down the skirt, laughed, and took a sip on a green smoothie next to Verlander, who's a starting pitcher for the Detroit Tigers.
Some compared the moment to the Monroe's iconic 1954 skirt blowing scene on a New York City subway grate in the
"Seven Year Itch," which has a history and a legend all its own.
Upton, 22, a rare two-time selection for the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover issue, was one of several stars who recently had private cellphone photos accessed by hackers and posted on the Internet.
TMZ reported in September that Upton and other celebrities including Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jennifer Lawrence, and Lea Michele may have been hacked from phishing scams rather than having their data taken from the iCloud.
Phishing is a form of scam in which hackers get users' personal data by pretending to a legitimate vendor and sending out emails that try to obtain information such as usernames, phone numbers, credit card numbers, and even passwords.
Upton told
People magazine in June she wants to expand her modeling portfolio this summer, including for clothing chain Express.
"It's really exciting for me to be the brand ambassador for Express this year because it is a brand that I have grown up with and always wear," said Upton. "Every time I am on a fashion set I try to treat it completely differently from any shoot that I have been on, so it would be impossible to compare. It helps to make the pictures way more fun for my fans to see – and for me."